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itzpacmann

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What is the easiest unroot method for this phone? No need to have a rooted phone since I cant get any app2sd apps to work and no one knows any other ones hence no one repsonding on my other post. Please direct me tp the easiest method. Thanks
 
ICS and this phone doesn't support app2sd, it's been talked about on the forum a lot. By the way you need to learn to be a bit patient.
 
bnb25 said:
ICS and this phone doesn't support app2sd, it's been talked about on the forum a lot. By the way you need to learn to be a bit patient.
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Have you read any thread about Directory bind, Folder Mount and other stuff with ppl claiming it works and there using them on their spirits? How am I not being patient also when Im just saying what was told? And would just deletingnsuperuser work or do I need to do that huge unbricking method thingy?
 
to be turely unrooted you have to fully unroot, just deleting superuser doesn't fully unroot the phone.
 
actually ics+ does support a2sd just not this phone, jellybean also supports it. the easiest unroot method is basically removing superuser app from the system and rebooting then delete the su binary and reboot done unrooted.
 
yea from /system/bin or system/xbin... it should be in on of the both but more than likely in xbin... but since you guys keep pushing for the unbrick guide go ahead and please use the unbrick method mentioned.
 
zimlokks said:
yea from /system/bin or system/xbin... it should be in on of the both but more than likely in xbin... but since you guys keep pushing for the unbrick guide go ahead and please use the unbrick method mentioned.
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that unrooting guide seems more confusing then what you told me
 
because thats the most recommended method.

have made any modifications to the system other than rooting?
 
zimlokks said:
because thats the most recommended method.

have made any modifications to the system other than rooting?
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not one mod at all. I only rooted cuz ppl kept saying that found a way to move apps to the sd card, but being that is untrue, its pointless for me to be rooted then
 
ok please follow these steps. :

1) use a root enabled file browser (i used root explorer bt es file manager works great as well.) and delete the superuser app in /system/app/
2) reboot and re-download the superuser app you have been using
3)again using yur root enabled file browser head into /system/xbin and delete "su"
4)now reboot and uninstall the superuser yu have been using
5)take a break and hope this works
5)unrooted?
 
zimlokks said:
ok please follow these steps. :

1) use a root enabled file browser (i used root explorer bt es file manager works great as well.) and delete the superuser app in /system/app/
2) reboot and re-download the superuser app you have been using
3)again using yur root enabled file browser head into /system/xbin and delete "su"
4)now reboot and uninstall the superuser yu have been using
5)take a break and hope this works
5)unrooted?
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went into es file manager n I have no idea n couldnt find that /system/app/ file
 
its a directory u have to grant the app superuser permissions so go into settings and look for superuser or root enabled and also mount system as read write
 
zimlokks said:
actually ics+ does support a2sd just not this phone, jellybean also supports it. the easiest unroot method is basically removing superuser app from the system and rebooting then delete the su binary and reboot done unrooted.
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let me rephrase. ICS on "this" phone doesn't support a2sd
 
Gentlemen, can we just put the pitch forks down and relax. No one is attacking anyone. We all know what each of us are saying. And stupid spell checkers don't help moist of the time. See? LoL. :eek:
 
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